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Best archiving strategy: Rippers & encoders
Blutarsky
post Feb 22 2012, 12:14
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Time to archive my CD collection.
Will start ripping to FLAC; once done will encode FLACs to MP3 v0 or AAC 256.

Questions:

- What is the best Windows CD-to-FLAC ripper?
- Is there any advice regarding bad/good CD readers? For example, will my notebooks DVD/CD reader be reliable?
- What is the best tagging program?I'd like to start tagging FLACs. On the repository side I like MusicBrainz and lastFM genre finder
- What is the best album art importer? Once tagged FLACs, I would ike to import high quality album arts (minimum 500x500) possibly 900x900 (will help in the future browsing covers using a touch screen on large touch screen monitors!)
- Once done I would encode from FLAC to lossy for portability purposes: MP3 V0 or AAC 256?

Thanks for helping
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spoon
post Feb 24 2012, 10:02
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>(kinda like parity-protected memory or RAID5)

Perhaps a raid comparison is not a good one, as RAID5 - it either works or it does not, if it does not you know about it (cannot read from 2 failed discs). Error detection from CD audio is different, in that there is a error detection hole through which errors can slip by, without the CD drive even knowing there is an error, c2 pointers or not.


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